Long pips thickness
Equipment
Rodrigo Aromas Asked 3 years ago
Hi Alois,
I believe I am modern defender. My paddle consist Dr Nuebauer firelpus (balsa), Butterfly tenergy 05 1.09 sponge and Dawei 833 d-1 ox. When my opponent backspin push or topspin to my backhand (long pips rubber) I push back the most time, except when the ball is high then I punch it.
I am thinking replacing the the dawei 833 d-1 ox with tibhar grass dtech long pips with .05 sponge. I am not sure about the thickness.
Thanking you in advance.
Rodrrigo
Alois Rosario Answered 3 years ago
Hi Rodrigo,
With a thin sponge you will gain some more control for the attacking ball but the effect will be less.
It will allow you to attack a little easier off the lower backspin balls as well. It is worth a try and see if you are comfortable with it. That is really the only way to tell if it is going to work for you.
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